Kabaddi contests on Come today
Kabaddi contests on the Come lobby: PKL fixtures. Entry from ₹15.
3 contests · kabaddi
Kabaddi entry tiers
Entry tiers for kabaddi contests start at the figures shown above. The headline kabaddi contest leads the schedule; additional fixtures fill the week.
How kabaddi contests settle
Kabaddi contests settle when the official source confirms the result. Cricket settles at the end of the second innings; football at full-time; basketball at the end of regulation unless overtime is specified; kabaddi at full-time; tennis on the final set; horse racing on the official placings.
FAQ
Can I edit my entry?
Entries lock once the contest closes. Before close, leave and re-enter at a different tier.
What happens on abandonment?
The operator settles according to the contest rule (typically void and full refund).
Where is the live status shown?
On each row of the lobby. "Live" means in play; "Soon" means open for entry; "Today" means open later in the day.
Kabaddi contest glossary
The lobby's kabaddi tab carries 3 fixtures at the snapshot. The terms below are used on every row.
Format
The competition format. For kabaddi: PKL 40-minute format. Full-time is the settlement point..
Venue
The host ground or arena. Kabaddi fixtures on the snapshot are hosted at the operator's standard Indian venues; the live lobby shows the venue on each row.
Entry tier
The minimum amount required to join a contest. Entry tiers on the kabaddi tab open at the figures shown on the lobby. Higher tiers carry proportional shares of the prize pool.
Prize pool
The total amount distributed across finishing positions once the official result is confirmed. Prize pools are snapshotted on the lobby; live values update throughout the day.
Status chip
Live, Soon, Today or Closed. The chip moves as the contest progresses.
How kabaddi contests settle
Kabaddi contests settle when the official source confirms the result. PKL 40-minute format. Full-time is the settlement point.. Abandoned fixtures settle according to the contest rule (typically void and full refund).
What to watch before kickoff
Watch the status chip. When it moves from "Soon" to "Live", the contest accepts no new entries. Kabaddi contests typically close to new entries five minutes before the start.
Reading the kabaddi tab
The kabaddi tab carries 3 PKL fixtures on the snapshot.
PKL format
PKL fixtures are 40-minute contests. Full-time is the settlement point.
Reading the PKL slate
The slate covers Bengaluru Bulls vs Patna Pirates, Telugu Titans vs Tamil Thalaivas and U Mumba vs Haryana Steelers.
What to watch
Watch the status chip. PKL fixtures typically start in the evening; the lobby opens entry earlier in the day.
PKL on the kabaddi tab
Come's kabaddi tab carries Pro Kabaddi League fixtures from the live season. Entry tiers start at ₹15 for weekday matches and ₹25 for weekend playoff matches. Settlement is at full-time (40-minute PKL format); ties in regulation follow the PKL tie-breaker.
Reading the kabaddi lobby
Each kabaddi row carries the venue, the scheduled start time and the live-status chip. Status moves from Soon to Live at the first whistle of the second half and from Live to Settled at the final hooter.
Kabaddi season schedule
PKL fixtures cluster around Friday to Sunday evenings. The Come lobby opens entry earlier in the week and locks at the scheduled tip-off. International kabaddi events appear on the same tab when on the official calendar.
Kabaddi settlement timing
Kabaddi contests settle at full-time (40-minute PKL format). Ties in regulation follow the PKL tie-breaker (extra period of five minutes, then a raider-based tie-breaker). The status chip moves from Live to Settled at the final hooter.
Reading the kabaddi broadcast chip
Where broadcast rights allow, the kabaddi row carries a chip showing the broadcast source (typically Star Sports). The chip is informational; Come does not stream the broadcast. The broadcast chip is updated whenever the official rights holder changes.
Kabaddi contest glossary
Format: PKL (Pro Kabaddi League). Venue: the host arena. Entry tier: minimum amount required. Prize pool: total prize distributed. Status chip: Soon, Live, Today, Closed.
Kabaddi entry tiers
Entry tiers on the kabaddi tab start at ₹15 for weekday PKL matches and rise for weekend playoff matches. Weekday PKL matches: ₹15. Weekend PKL matches: ₹20. PKL playoff matches: ₹25. PKL finals: ₹50. Higher tiers carry proportional shares of the prize pool.
Kabaddi contest eligibility
Eligibility for kabaddi contests is limited to KYC-verified account holders. Residents of restricted states cannot enter real-money contests. The desk recommends reading /legal/ for the jurisdictional statement.
Kabaddi contest prize-pool breakdown
The kabaddi contest prize pool is split across finishing positions. For example, a ₹1 lakh pool might split as 25% to first, 15% to second, 10% to third, 5% to fourth, 5% to fifth, and the remaining 40% across positions six to fifteen. The exact split is published on the contest card.
Kabaddi FAQ
Q: Does the lobby lock at the start of the match? A: Yes - the lobby locks at the scheduled tip-off. Q: Are abandoned matches voided? A: Yes - abandoned matches void the contest and refund all entries. Q: How are ties in regulation settled? A: PKL ties are settled by the official PKL tie-breaker (extra period of five minutes, then a raider-based tie-breaker).
Reading the contest row details
Each kabaddi row on the lobby shows the contest name (two team names and 'vs'), the format chip (PKL), the scheduled start time in IST, the venue, the entry tier, the prize pool, and the status chip. The detail view adds the broadcast source where rights allow.
Kabaddi glossary - abbreviated
PKL: Pro Kabaddi League - the top-flight Indian league. Full-time: the 40-minute PKL format. Tie-breaker: extra period of five minutes; if still tied, a raider-based tie-breaker. Do-or-die raid: a raid where the raider must score or his team loses a point.
Why kabaddi on Come
Kabaddi contests on Come focus on the active PKL season. The kabaddi tab carries 2 to 4 contests on any given day during the season and is dormant during the off-season. The desk recommends kabaddi for visitors who follow the PKL.
Kabaddi contest eligibility
Each kabaddi row on the lobby has an eligibility window that opens at the operator's morning refresh and closes at the scheduled start of the match. After the match starts, no new entries are accepted. The PKL season runs from October through the following February; the kabaddi tab is dormant outside the PKL season.
Why kabaddi contests are short
Kabaddi contests on Come settle within forty-five minutes of the scheduled start for most matches. PKL playoff matches can run longer with extra periods. The desk recommends kabaddi for visitors who prefer short contests and quick settlement.
Kabaddi contest glossary - extended
PKL: Pro Kabaddi League (Indian top-flight). Full-time: 40-minute match. Tie-breaker: 5-minute extra period. Do-or-die raid: a raid where the raider must score. Super tackle: a tackle involving three or fewer defenders. All-out: when an entire team is dismissed.
Reading the kabaddi contest detail view
Tap any kabaddi row to open the detail view. The detail view shows the full contest card, the contest rules, the live score (when Live), the prize-pool breakdown, the eligible teams, the eligibility window and the settlement rule. The detail view also lists the broadcast source where rights allow.
Kabaddi prize-pool breakdown - extended
Kabaddi contest prize pools are calculated as entry tier × number of confirmed entries. The pool updates as new entries join. The pool is split across finishing positions. The exact split is published on the contest card. Read the split before entering a high-tier kabaddi contest.
Kabaddi FAQ - extended
Q: What happens to a kabaddi match if it is abandoned? A: Abandoned matches void the contest and refund all entries. Q: How are ties in regulation settled? A: PKL ties are settled by the official PKL tie-breaker. Q: Does the lobby lock at the start of the match? A: The lobby locks at the scheduled start.
Kabaddi reader notes
The desk recommends reading the contest rules before entering a high-tier kabaddi contest. The contest card lists the entry tier, the prize pool, the eligible teams, the eligibility window and the settlement rule. The detail view adds the broadcast source and the prize-pool breakdown.
Kabaddi reader FAQ
Q: When does the kabaddi lobby refresh? A: The lobby refreshes every fifteen minutes during the PKL window. Q: Where can I see the broadcast? A: The contest card lists the broadcast source where rights allow (typically Star Sports). Q: Can I enter multiple kabaddi contests at the same time? A: Yes - you can enter any number of kabaddi contests as long as each is open.